stephen.schaubach writes "Spanish Mathematicians have discovered a new pattern in primes that surprisingly has gone unnoticed. "Besides providing insight into the nature of primes, the finding could also have applications in areas such as fraud detection and stock market analysis." Bueno! "
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how do you call a way that drives prime numbers... a prime directive? how about the exceptions to the rule... a violation of the prime directive? From the article, they try to put prime numbers on a logarithmic scale... would you call it (or running the numbers though formulas) a warp engine?:p
prime directive? (Score:1, Funny)
how do you call a way that drives prime numbers... a prime directive? how about the exceptions to the rule... a violation of the prime directive? From the article, they try to put prime numbers on a logarithmic scale... would you call it (or running the numbers though formulas) a warp engine? :p